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Thanks I like chasing yankees with it. I am still around and still playing OFP and keeping up on my website.

I have searched and searched for the Star Wars' AT-AT working addon I had it at one time and I can't find it. Does anyone know where I can download it, I know there was a working AT-AT because I used it in a Civil War battle fighting yankees. Thanks Tsalagikola Civil War Mod

I put it on my website for you. Mr.LongstreetCSA Sir: Use Right Click and Save Target As LongstreetMOD Addon for usage with the American Civil War Mod to Version 1.3

Yes I am still around.I have some missions when I can I will post them on my website.And post the link here. http://www1.freewebs.com/ofpmodders/operationflashpoint.htm Yes I still play it and I always will.

Pickett what kind of .45 do you have? I sold my M21 and my M4 clone. But I still have my M24 build and still working on it, its only set up for about 1000 yard range, when I get finished she will be for about 1400 to 1600 yard gun and I have a 18 shot Beretta 92FS 9mm. When things get better we are talking about getting another M4 clone.

On this Chickamauga Battefield my GGGGrandfather Jasper Newton Gossett died on the battlefield on Sep 20, 1863 Company E, 19th Alabama Infantry Regiment. He had 3 brothers and 2 cousins in the same unit and one of the cousins PVT William Ashley was shot in leg at Chickamauga. Died of wounds in ths hospital in Atlanta October 22, 1863. Buried in Oakland Cemetery, Atlanta GA. And I have found alot of family members fought there too, on both sides of my family and even some that fought on the yankee side. When we have time we are planning to visit every battlefield that my family was in. So far we know of over 100 family members that fought in the war. Heres just a few that I have posted I have more names to add but its a long long list. http://www.freewebs.com/ofpmodders/warbetweenthestates.htm And my tribe and family found out that I am blood kin to Chief Dragging Canoe.

I have not got to hunt much because of my foot, yes I am still having alot of problems and its got my doctor worryed that she may not even get the pain down too much right now she has me on Morphine and Heroin at the same time with almost no pain relief. It just helps alittle she says I have major damage from the accident 2 years ago and I have got arthritis bad in my ankle and toes and both knees. But we did get to go the Chickamuga Battlefield the first of March.We took about 340 pictures.There has been alot of vandalism around the park and it made me and my wife sick. And the little website I had has grown alot too. http://www.freewebs.com/ofpmodders/ Chickamauga Battlefield picture link http://s38.photobucket.com/albums....lefield

Heres one that I have fixed just open it up and place on your desktop the shortcut is alreaady made. CWMOD ICON WITH SHORT CUT Here is how its fixed up: Target: "C:\Program Files\Codemasters\Operation Flashpoint\FLASHPOINTRESISTANCE.EXE" -nosplash -nomap -mod=CWMOD Start in: "C:\Program Files\Codemasters\Operation Flashpoint"

That happened when Stonewall and I was playing online by accident. I did not know where he was at then I heard a fullauto AK47 fire and one of my men killed him when he was trying to sneak upon my flank. It was funny.

Well I checked in and low and behold the topic is open again now we can keep up with things again. Thank you for restarting the topic. And I still don't know why my avatar is forbidden. Happy to be back

Here is alittle history they don't teach in school. Why would blacks support, and possibly want to fight for, the Confederacy?  One is money.  The pay rate for the laborers was greater than that of the white soldier’s pay rate.  The black laborers were paid 30 dollars a month while the Confederate soldiers made only 11 dollars.  The 1st Louisiana Regiment of Native Guards was a military unit composed of free black men. They were organized in 1861 and early 1862. First Louisiana Native Guards was organized with Lieutenant Colonel Bassett in command and with all other officers colored. The regiment fought with courage and distinction at Port Hudson. There were also 60 free blacks in Virginia who formed their own company and marched to Richmond to volunteer their services to help in the war effort. On December 22, 1861, 700 armed Black graycoats attacked New York soldiers near New Market Bridge, VA; on February 9, 1862, 3,000 well-trained Black graycoats formed the '1st Native Guard' and the State of Tennessee became the first southern state to legislate the use of free Blacks as soldiers in June, 1861, and authorized the same rate of pay as for Whites A black Confederate was a non-commissioned officer. James Washington, Co. D 34th Texas Cavalry, “Terrell’s Texas Cavalry†became it’s 3rd Sergeant. In comparison, The highest ranking Black Union soldier during the war was a Sergeant Major. The New Orleans regiment referred to may have been that which began with the May 12, 1861 proclamation of Louisiana Governor Thomas O. Moore. The proclamation called for the enrollment of blacks to form an all-black regiment with black officers for the defense of New Orleans. By early 1862, over 3,000 men had joined this regiment, and other black units had been formed as well. Free black musicians, cooks, soldiers and teamsters earned the same pay as white confederate privates. This was not the case in the Union army where blacks did not receive equal pay. At the Confederate Buffalo Forge in Rockbridge County, Virginia, skilled black workers "earned on average three times the wages of white Confederate soldiers and more than most Confederate army officers ($350- $600 a year).

I am still working on my missions and I have come up with working on some troops for the South and the north by request when I have more time, I was asked to make a bunch of Black troops for both sides and doing some research because the South did have some black officers.

I see you changed your name from Bigus_dikus to Stonewall Jackson. Now what will Caesar say now? Stonewall Jackson an't funny. LOL

Your mirror Sir D.C. D.C. New Pistol Stance Remember I still have my website and be glad to host what I can. I have been out for awhile because I have moved to my home state of Alabama. whistling dixie

bigus_dikus  that ship is sharp!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Too bad I can't get Fort Wager to work but I still trying its too good not to. We went on vacation to the badlands and from the pipestone all the way to Little Bighorn Battlefield and here are some pictures. http://s38.photobucket.com/albums/e113/tsalagikola/Vacation%202006/  All you have to do is go to the website and click on the places in blue and then you can see the pictures. There are about 328 pictures right now.  You can see numbers at the bottom on the right side some have more than 1 page of pictures. And if you wan to see my {toys} click here its just pictures of my M4A3 and my M24 build. http://s38.photobucket.com/albums/e113/tsalagikola/